Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal signed an order to introduce the DELTA digital management system at all levels of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
The DELTA combat digital ecosystem allows for real-time battlefield monitoring, effective planning of military operations, and data exchange within units, brigades, and groups, and if necessary, with allies.
The system has undergone a full information security check and has proven its effectiveness in combat — in particular, during the defense of the capital in 2022, in conducting operations against the Russian Black Sea Fleet, the liberation of Zmiiniy Island, and the de-occupation of Kherson.
DELTA is available on laptops, tablets, and mobile devices and is used by commanders at all levels. It supports the destruction of over 2,000 targets daily and over half a million confirmed strikes per year. The system also integrates an AI platform that identifies enemy equipment in real time.
The development of additional system modules is ongoing, which allows expanding its functionality.
It was previously reported that one of the NATO countries had officially requested the export of the DELTA system to Ukraine. The name of the country was not disclosed, but it was stated that it was seriously assisting Ukraine with weapons.